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	Name/title	Maker	Production date	Description
	Thames Street looking south		Circa 1871	Thames Street looking south east, c. 1871. Shrimski's Auction Rooms, J. Moss. Clothier, Livery and Bait Stables, Empire Hotel, Bank of Otago, Star and Garter Hotel, J.G.Flett, bookseller; Hood and Shennan, Drapers; T. Kennedy, painter; Henry Aitken's office. Lagoon being filled. Itchen Street. Tees Street
	Queen's Hotel, London House, J Familton, T Kennedy.		Circa 1880	Queen's Hotel, London House, J Familton, T Kennedy.
	The North Express at Oamaru		15 May 1882	Express train leaving Oamaru 1882. First Railway Station. Railway Engine Shed at left. J & T Meek, Millers & Grain Merchants. "J engine on left. S ? "Robine" behind shed. F engine at rear. K 93 North Express, main line. Driver G Salisbury. T engine on right hand side of station". J & T Meek, Millers and Grain Merchants. Engine shed. View of south hill. Test, Avon, Tamar Streets. New Zealand Govt. Publicity Photograph. Written on back on photo: Oamaru railyards, 1882 J engine on left "S" Jim "Robline" behind (illegible) Oamaru breakwater F engine at rear K "93" on North Express, main line, driver E. Salisbury T engine on right hand side of station.
	Peace Day Celebrations. Oamaru. November 1918	J M Brown Bookseller and Stationer	12 Nov 1918	Peace Day Celebrations. Oamaru. November 1918
	Kurow Store circa 1912		Circa 1912	Kurow Store circa 1912 Postcard
	End of the railway line, Ngapara.		1930s?	View toward the backs of houses on Railway Street at the end of the line at Ngapara.The railway engine shed is partly visible at left.
	First school building at Herbert (1868 to 1881)	Mahan Studios		First school building at Herbert. Group of pupils under Mr. Alex Pirie. Pupils and teachers are assembled in front of the picture. The building is a substantial stone building with [probably] two classrooms, an ancillary room (or third class and an entranceway in the front. Area in front of the assembled school and building appears bare.